Examples of Deductive and Inductive Arguments 1. Valid Deductive Argument with False Premise: Premise 1: All mammals lay eggs. Premise 2: A platypus is a mammal. Conclusion: A plat

Provide an example of each based on the given criteria.
1. Give an example of a valid deductive argument with at least one false premise
2. Give an example of an invalid deductive argument with a true conclusion
3.Give an example of an invalid deductive argument with true premises and a false conclusion
4. Give an example of a strong inductive argument that is cogent
5. Give an example of a strong inductive argument that is not cogent
6.Give an example of a weak inductive argument
Say whether each argument below is inductive or deductive. If an argument is
inductive, say whether it is strong or weak. If an argument is deductive, say
whether it is valid or invalid
1. Either Fred is a thief, or he is not. If he is a thief, he will have the money. He has the money. Fred is a thief.
2. If you prefer vanilla ice cream to chocolate, you are crazy. I see you do prefer it. You are crazy
3. Most dogs are very loyal animals. Your dog, Fiona, is probably very loyal
4. Anyone who likes good television loves the Sopranos. You hate the Sopranos. Therefore, you don’t like good television